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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

that % gang of thieves are work
naf up the Hudson Pcckskin
I m Tuesday night Highland
Wou.e my night. and Thursday
worked SIX miles further mp 20
Iha uurslarie, are AN of the same
fis evident that one gang is doing
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fle house of VI Farrell were
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F0URQUREAN, PRICE & CO.
42s East Broad Street and 2O6 North Fifth Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK UNSURPASSED IN FRESHNESS
ELEGANCEO or STYLE EXCELLENCE or QUALITK
AND REASONABLENESS ~ PRICES


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SILKS, VELyETs, AND PLUsHEs.

The f0r
entt eudi a
N1re Franc o. 70 % 4
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NIURPHYs NEW EUROPEAN
1 4

Centrally located ou line Of street cars new
and handsomely furnished throughout rooms
heated Doe steam and connected hy electric
bells. every comfort. convenience, and luxury
Zine cuisine not cNcclcd hy amy other house boo
the country, large. handsome. and convenient
d. a,r.,r,,,.I roOrns Tor commercial travellers 4.
only ono square from each the Theatre and
Mozart Academy of Music. private dining
rooms for ndio. and gentlemen, and "a large
banquet hall. with 20 seating capacity OF ~.
societies and others wishing To give i"hlu''7
igIII please give Uc 20 call.
JOHN MURPHY. Proprietor
Broad street. corner of Eighth,
t,fc 10 Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
A REMARKABLE VOYAGE.
JOurneyiDg Ten Thousand Miles at
Sea I'm On Open Boat.
Tpall-Mail Rudgetl
[Pall-Mall Budget

The Homeward Bound lay at rest in
Dover harbor after her ten-months'
tossings in two oceans, weather-worn
cockle-shell, sea-stained and barnacle-
covered. 1t was Sunday and the little
boat was hung with streamers of bunt-
ing, their bright colors contrasting odd
ly with the woe-begone appearance Of
the hull. The day was brilliantly fine,
and there was constant stream OF Wis
itors to see the Homeward Bound after
her adventurous voyage. The captain
was at home and he hailed me to come
aboard, which / did with some difficult
ty, for the Homeward Bound is not an
ordinary craft, but canyas-coyered aud
crank as bit of cork.
The crew consists OF Captain Nelson,
his brother, and a blacksmith, one
Olsen, who, a couple of years ago, were
working together at a little'settlement
in the Orange Free State. The captain.
who had been at sea for many years pre-
viously, had store, a Decentralization.
few horses, and bit OF land and his
brother and Olsen were in his employ
ment. They had often discussed the
question whether ii was possible for an
open boat to weather the towering win
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
TROthcr RchR20Hd CJUe
4 MANS Arm HEALED AFTER EIGHTEEN
MONTHS, P1-yv1xc FpoI A sCALD
RICHMOND. VA, April %, 1887.

StriG Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemsn,-I was an engineer on the Yicks.
burg. SIR ,veport and Pacific railroad four
years ego, tshen my engine was turned over in
an accidens The steam burned my right arm
all around, the elbow terribly. had several
doctors trying to heal the arm, but in eighteen
months trial they were unable TO heal it, |
was unable to work much, or, indeed, hardly
any. One day friend suggested to me to try
swift's Specific; and | did. dozen bottles
entirely healed the arm, since which time
have been entirely well.
When began taking $. s. $. was thoroughly
saturated with malaria, which had contracted
In the low southern country, and with calomel,
with which the doctors had dosed me. The
$. s. S. drove out tho malaria entirely and
cleanscd my blood of all calomeL
would not be without bottle OF s. $. $. In
my house, as a general and perfect blood puri-
fer, for $50. Il. p JONES,
Engineer for James n. Boyd IL Co,
my3l-iw corner Sixth and Cary streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

A Canton 70. } man has fuschia OF
which be is proud. 1t is a very large
one, and recently he requested n re-
porter of the Repository to help him
measure it. 1t is in his workshop, and
consists of three main stalks of ten feet
or more in length, and from these
stalks there are qualifications that form
a net work over the ceiling OF the
workshop, the ends falling down
over the south window aud a window
to the west. From the heavy growth
and the manner in which the stems
were wound about it was impossible to
obtain an accurate measurement OF the
plant, but the work was conducted Sd
as TO have the figures fall under instead
OF exceed the exact length. The re-
suit was that the stalks and branches
on this one plant measured over li2
feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
lace HUMORs.
SEVEN YEARS OF PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
SUFFERING ENDED BY CUTICURA.

Aboutseven years ago had humor break
out upon my face; II started In a small bl0tca
mud looked like the sting OF beo, then IL spread
and looked like ringworm, and became worry
rninful. ] nj once went To ono OF tho best doc
tors In The city and no could do mo no good.
No less than twelve Of tho best doctors have
rad a trial Mt my face. and all 81 them failed.
I will not give you list Of their names, but
will say that they were from Boston, New York,
mud Maine; also, from England, France, and
Canada. have boon hotel cook and steward
for years. In the summer cook nj watering
places: that IN why ! bBvo had an opportunity
OF being among good doctors. They could not
cure my face, and had given up all hopes OF
ever Icing any better. Last June ! went TO
Mooeehead Lake, Maine, 10 cook for the season.
MY face was so lad did not like 10 DO seen. At
tho lake met gentleman from England. He
told me TO use your CUTICURA REMEDIES and
thoy would cure me at once. did 80. Tho ro-
suIt was ia three weeks the sores on my face
were healed up. used II all the season. ny
incc Is oil we'll and no scars 20 DO seoD. have
recommended IL 10 a number, and In every
case Il has Gu cd them. IL would take great
ceal Of money 70 put me back where | was one
year ago, providing did not know what your
tUIIcURA would do. ! shalt recommend IL "a
lorR az live. and shah over remain,
H. STENENS. East Jackson, Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
uGUSTA WHITE SULPHUE

n SPRINGS, POND GAP, AuGUSfACO.. y
TY, yA.-sRCOND SEASON OPEN JlN isi'
isSf.-SitUated on Chesapeake and ONO ~,
way, about one half mile nom the dclo' 80
post-ofiice pond Gap, aud eighteen mils'
OF Stanton, At an elevation OF .W ~ i,
above me sea. Nearer and more scst,ssip.e "
the centres Of life and trade than any % w
Virginia Springs, with lover rates Tor ~
than any place OF It's CLASS la tho moanlA'3S
Telegraph Onice lferrol, Va connectei ~
telephone with hotel. ,,>, mn.
TlIERs. University Of Virginia. or ~ DANlHN
& ANDERSON at post-ofice above namsd-
nav Him
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i" u ''' GEORGE EAST, Macon. Mich.

CUTICURA, the great SKIN Cure, and CUTIcURA
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beautiler externally,
and CUTICURA REsOLyENT, tho New Blood Pur-
fler internally, are a positive cure for every
form of skin and Blood Diseases, from Pimples
TO scrofula. sold everywhere. Price: CUT
cURA, so cents: SOAP, % cents; REsOLvENT, 81.
Prepared by the POTTERD DRUG AND CHEM
CAL COMPANY, Boston. Send for HOW TO
CURE SKIN DISEASES"
GYM Blemishes, Pimples, Blackheads. AMI
OhlN Baby Humors use CUTICURA SOAP.
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N1OUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND

wi SPRINGS, over Rockfish Gap. Blue hI ~,
Mountains; s,000 feet above the level o. 70, 20.
sea; tine views; delightful summer 49,. y.
cheap beard; strong iron springs; many -
fractions 10 the invalid, pleasurs~seekss W
samilies; Of easy aocess. Address hkS a..
MASSlE, Alton, Va, my WIN
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA
FAUQUIEK WHITE suLPRU < StklN"''
FAUQUIER COUNTY. Va.

Both Of these popular resorts will D. oF
for the reception Of guests JUNE lsf. te.iN'
reduced.
Circulars giving rates and attractions can
obtained al tho drugstore OF Oweas Mlso
Co. II. CAbELL MAbpN -
mvfi-im Proprietor
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7 OWEST RATES FOR FIRST
Il CLASS SUMNER BOARD.
DUyALHCUSE. SALEM. VA
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

Special features introduced for the entFr,i.n-
ment Of our guests. Music. balls, paruos, io-
ics. excursions, fishing, hunting, largo arr
rooms, soft beds.
Free coach % and from all trains
INpUCkMENTS OFFERED TO YOUNG Nn''
Address for illustrated circular aud rt.'.
l.. \. PAb>oNo,
myiGim Salem. IA
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A MOST WONDERFUL SKIN CURE.

Have Just used your CUTICURA REMEDIES on
one OF my girls, and found IL to be just what II
Is recommended to be. Ny daughter was all
broken out on her head aud body, and the hair
commenced 10 como out Now she Is as smooth
as over she was, and she has only taken one
iox Of CUTICURA. one cako Of CUTICURA SOAP.
an q one bottle Of CUTICURA RRs0LyBNT. doc
tOred with quite number of doctors, but To no
avail. | am willing TO mako AFFIDAVIT 70 the
truth Of the statement.
GEORGE EAST, Macon, Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

" d. I II NVL VI II =
ARE NOM OpEN.
Il "a the largest and most delightful bah ID
TIE United States, and most eiiicaci'1' .s
heEmatism. GOut, SciGt.ca, Neuralgia, Ali
smner diseases A specific for Dysp'p'.A
PAMPHLETS TO be- had Of Purcell, Lati coz
Eichmord, or OF tho proprietor sond p'..~-
JOHN l. EyBtNA.
June 1. 1887. my iAgu
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STOCK.nROMERN. &c.

ALL SECURITIES dealt In at the New yOrs
STOCK exchange bought and sold for inyest
ment or on margin.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED subject to sighs drafts
Interest allowed on balances
References: x La Montague & Soma Mem
York: Union Bridge Company, Now York aud
Buffalo iAl6-eed6n
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r AwRENCE, CsTEOM & co.'s

T AWRENCF CsTEOM co.'s
IL
INDIGESTION
FEEFs
Mss or INoNNIA YEARS
FUSfLOIA ABSOLUTELY
that
6honI wRFS % f IN -
ard AZ her
BARNUN D. Annlt
In
he lite States
De. Ky.
A. SAUNDERS SON HA NIGHTINGALE TAYLOR.
4wF&su1y & HERMANN
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI.
IVHE VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL

u VI j. IlANfl - l144.AA IT NV 1 Asta
4 IRIS famous resort. Pm popular TO- o. fns
surf-ta-ling ard other seaside aitra zion.
orens far the season Of lssi } 81 iri. ,i,Ia'tl
Immediately upon the Atlantic Ocela 1Ii .up
pli1d With an deliracies 81 the sea th.re D., ODD
superior location. Five daily trim. % ans fr.n
Nortoll, connecting with all tran.psra' D.
lines. afford tho necessary facilities f0r 1...,t
Lltes. - % g per day; sl5 to .i7JJ pee e.s..
". v. PRO O.. Manager.
N'rginla Bean
fe lin Princess Anne county. "a
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DENNYROYAL PITLS-"CB.

DENNYROYAL PILLS-"CH
y CHESTER'S ENGLISH" The original arc
only genuine. safe and always reliable. T.
BGre Of worthless limitations. Indispensable e
Ladies'. ASK your druggist for "CIlICHE-
TEi'S ENGLISH aud take no other, or inclO
g.. ,stamIs) 10 Us Tor particulars iH iiffr BY Dr.
turn mail Name paper. CHlCHESrl-r
CHEMICAL CO., 23lS Madison square, Phiis
Gelphia, Ia.
sold hy Druggists everywhere. Ask for "Clli
CHESTkR'S ENGLISH PENNYROYALPflL>
Take no other. Sc iS-SA. Su&Tuiy
CURE FOR TIE DEAF.-PECK'S
- PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAN
DRUMS perfectly restore the hearing and per
form the work Of the natural drum. Invisible
comfortable, and always in position. AL cou
creation. and even whispers, heard distinctly
Send for illustrated book with teS'lmOni8
free. Address or call on +. lliSCOX, SO BroaJ
way, New York. Mention this paper.
ap SeOdly
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HI&IR'S CHLORAL THYMCt
~ Vas proved Itself - De
lOWEREll. nIsINFElTANr

q. Ia pre75aJeG tn - 40 y .onAFi,
ii.aaSts PARTICULARLY DphtlerA aud ctat
Fever DO families; it faa nloC.Je. bai syn
toms. and has Of.on Afforded comfort iu 81 3
rooms ly .ts agreeable and thorough GeOdoi
my pNrCrtics. lt has saved lives IN this city
T9r s7ie 10y drIggists- Price 80 cents q b .
tie. de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

- UFFALO LIIHlA SPRINGS,
- MECKLENBIEG COZ Wy. "a.

This well-known aud popular h"t-h 81
plsnsurc resort. with The finest IMMORAL Wf..f
io Ike world. viii oren Tor the season tl ~. J..
lsrs. The present management promises
Sc. I ~ De-, excellent room, ami beds. r"' H..n-
eIal-Waicr baths not Or coo. lna bras i'l
caring taod and al the comforts pertaining ~
z frst-cicss watering. place Ad!rces
WILLIAM H. PARKER
my Film .-nIde p
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NHFTArOYEr HOTSE

VI NARRAGANSEr PIER, r. l.
Open f,r tTenD. first season June !. iso'.
Most desirable change 81 climate Tor ,o.in.
erners; superb beach; picturesque; nrs,-ciA''
accOmmo lati0ns. JOHN II. CASNkLi,
my ?2-lm Fr0pr.osi'
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nuOiIs. srATIosEKY, &c.
VIRGINIA-THE WR'

Observation-Disclosures, CEN
Il TURY. Scribner. Atlantic, American His
tory, Eclectic, ST. Nicholas, Young Ladies
journal, Demorest, Popular Monthly, Nom
American Review, Science Monthly. For sale
by
my e5-eod&w PARHAM & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

ENGRAVING l-WEDDING-INYi-
II TATl0NS and vlSIrINGNCARDS En-
GkANkD at short n0tlce-hnest work ali
latest styles On hand a nice assortment Of
MENU.CARDS. HUNTER h CO..
629 east Broad street.
my G-byA BoOs sellers aud Stationery
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-06-03
Raising Poppies in Florida.

We take pleasure in welcoming to the river
DR.. w. w. Winthrop, of St. Paul, MINI.
This gentleman has travelled widely, and is a
keen observer of what he met with in his
travels. His primary object in coming to
this state is to encourage the growth of the
poppy and the manufacture of opium His
experience in this branch of production is of
fifteen years standing, and he has grown the
poppy successfully in the East Indies, Persia.
Germany, France aud in the Levant, while
on the American continent he has expert
mented in Massachusetts, New York, Illinois,
Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota and Florida. The
plant grows everywhere, but best of all in
Florida, producing larger bulbs and capsules.
The difficulty hitherto of producing opium in
the United States successfully has been the
high wages paid to labor.
DR.. Winthrop has invented a plan. how
ever, by which opium can be produced here
better and cheaper than in India where the
average wages are ten cents per day, and the
cultivation is SO perfect by this method that
sixteen plants can be made to produce pound
OF opium. The gentleman assures us that at
the present price of the drug net revenue of
Sl,0oo per acre is an exceedingly moderate
estimate. Every orange grove can be laid
out between the trees with this plant, and the
demand for the same at good prices is illimit-
able. An English syndicate of capitalists is
going into the cultivation of the poppy largely
on the Indian river, and Dr. Winthrop is
prospecting and pefecting the arrangements
OF the company The poppy will grow and
ripen every month in the year, and thus,
doubtless, another large source of wealth will
shortly be added to Indian river-Titusyille
Fa) Star
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-06-03

lungs. You were IN BAD way, my Iad,
when we got to you; but must go to
Saint Bergues for aid. Bijou, who saved
you, will stay with you. will wrap you
in this heavy blanket and you will do
well till my return. Here is loaded re-
volver; if those scoundrels return and ap-
proach you pepper them we'll"
In due time he returned with REINFORCE
ments and -itters. They placed me on
one of them, and the corporal and Petit
Francois on the other. The lieutenant,
after seeing that was safely dispatched
to the post at Cure, departed in search of
the contrabandist's brothers. They were
caught on the frontier Of France, tried and
sentenced to the galleys for life.
IT was three months in the hospital of
the Good Samaritans, and when I came
out of it my face was so ugly that Rosette,
my fancee would have nothing to do
with me, and married the grocer of Des
Rousses a well known receiver of stolen
goods, though we could never prove it.
s'The government stitched a stripe upon
the coat sleeve of the lieutenant, greater
qualification than a 100 franc bill, and al
lowed to the widow of the corporal half the
value of the merchandise which had dis
covered in the cavern.
AS 1OE ulySSn L WAS l1tUe dppOlluc,
and shall always remain so; am too ugly
and too much disfgured to care to be any
thing else. Bijou, my savior, as the
Lieutenant called him, had succeeded in
crawling through the crevice at the base
of the cavern wall, and running to the
post of Cure had found it deserted by all
save the sentry. Returning toward the
Crouaz, he had followed the trail of the
tautanant and cornOra1 who s11Snactino
that a misfortune had happened, started
out to find me.
- ssThe gendarme corps of Vaud have
had him christeIieed "Bijou Dor and
presented him with a cross Of gold, which,
as you see, gentlemen, hangs from his
collar.
''The cavern of Petit Francois is now
known as 'Poilechaud' in honor of my adj
venture. TRANSLATED for The Enquirer
from the French of Hughes Miller-Darier,
by E. c.. Waggener.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-06-03
DOES TRUCK FARMING" PAYi

What New York Gardener Says About
It-Rates of Rent.
Finding the farmer willing to talk, the re-
porter put the question: "Does truck farming
pay"
'For the amount of capital invested" was
the reply, lit pays well, even better than
most people suppose. We can raise vege-
tables and salads at all seasons of the year
and receive cash when we market our truck.
To do tiptop garden ought to contain from
five to eight acres, but neighbor Of mine
cleared $4,000 last year off of two acres, a
third of which is covered with glass. By
glass l mean hot beds, This is the best pay
ing part of the work, as it is by the use OF
hot beds that we are enabled to work the
year round About 100 glass frames, 3x6 feet
in size, can be placed on city lot, with
plenty of space to pass between the rows.
There are sixteen city lots on an acre. The
space under single frame can be worked SO
as to pay profit of So clear of all expense of
rent, labor and marketing Figure this up
and you will see how easily my neighbor
could have made his 81 900. 1t requires con-
slant labor especially in the winter, when we
have to cover up our beds with mats of hay
to protect the plants from frost But three
men would he help enough to care for an
acre of glass properly.
sob, yes" he continued, ''there is some stuff
that we have considerable trouble in raising.
For instance, we haven't been able to get
good spinach in several years. This is owing
to the fact that since the cows were driven
out of the city we have had to depend on
horse manure for fertiizing purposes, which
we obtain in.large quantities from the brew
cries. This is excellent on wet land and for
forcing plants in hotbeds, but it is too coarse
and dry for general field use. Worked over
for couple of years into a compost it is
nearly as good as COW manure. The latter we
consider the best natural fertilizer we can
use, and prefer it even to guano which is
largely adulterated. 1t is stronger, and re-
tains its strength the longest, keeping the soil
moist and cool.
"Rents Rent is all the way from nothing
up to IS per city lot for year. This makes
$50 an acre, about ten times what ordinary
farms rent for. After the owner gives notice
that he wants his land for building purposes
we pay no rent; then he can take possession
in thirty days. If we paid he would have to
wait a year. That gardener across the way
has paid no rent for two years.
Another gardener said he had worked his
ten acre farm for twenty eight years, but did
not expect to stay on the place more than five
years longer, there was so much building go
ing on He believed he would live to see the
time when the gardeners would be driven en-
tirely out of the city.-New York Sun.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-06-03
The Art of Acting,

The actor ought never to let his psrt
''run away" with him. 1t is false and
ridiculous to think that it is proof of
the highest art for the actor to forget that
he is before the public. If you ideatify
yourself with your part to the point Of
asking yourself as you look at the audi
ence, ssWhat are all those people doing
here?''-if you have no more CONSCIOUS
ness where you are and what you are do
ing-you have ceased to be an actor. yot4
are mailman. And dangerous mad
man too. Conceive Harpagon climbing
the balustrade and Selling the orcnas ira
by the threats, loudly demanding til ses.
toration of his casket! Art is, repaat,
not Identification, but representa- lae
Harper's Magazine.